@ashane888@GaryMarcus People said the same thing about online shopping decades ago - do you realize it took nine years for Amazon to turn a profit? We can years of losses before a tech development transforms everything.
Add to @Scobleizer's point here - on the Holodeck in Star Trek, things went wrong, but everything stayed on the Holodeck (sorta like Vegas). The challenge with AI is it's not in a specific location. Everywhere becomes the Holodeck - which will be amazing but far more challenging.
“Hey AI can you help me perform a terrorist attack on New York City?”
No one wants that, do we? I don’t.
So most of us believe in some form of AI safety.
But the way the safety people push their agenda just causes those of is who are trying to build on AI’s to get frustrated.
Plus there is the fact that some of us have a legit need to do work like that. A relative works in counter-terrorism. I have met many others. They need to do work like that to identify weaknesses in our infrastructure to strengthen them.
Even my psychiatrist needs to get around the AI safety guardrails. More tomorrow when I put up a new video with her as she explains why.
The new “RAG” capabilities that are the basis for how @openai’s ChatGPT now works opens up new attack vectors.
I searched for the hours of a haircut shop. To find those GPT visits many websites, collects a bunch of data, then decides what to show me.
That “R” for “Retrieval” could find something that destabilizes our countries. Our way of life.
No matter how this works out we need a new conversation between the safety people and the speed people.
How do we get the Holodeck we want with a minimum of the bad stuff none of us really wants?
The safety people can’t keep holding us back and being jerks to get your way.
And the rest of us have to figure out how to work with the safety people to make sure our society doesn’t go all dystopian.
What are the answers?
I don’t have them all, but I am glad to have a platform where we can talk with each other here.
@dushyanth0102 @Scobleizer Way too simplistic, even for a pre-AI world. Who in the buildings on 9/11 had a chance to "report the human?" In an AI World, the possibility of immediate destruction will be all too real. Google can report, but as @Scobleizer said, there are people with legit needs for this info
@amasad Well, it's time for the information to come out, and he's at the center of it all. When a board's action causes a company to implode, they have to speak up and act now - not some nebulous time in the future.
Man, that new #TwitterLogo is ugly. A bird makes you think of possibilities and freedom. An "X" makes you think of authoritarianism and things prohibited. I see an "X" and think of Putin and Lukashenko.
@shinygoldbars@AJFCPassalacqua@ataiiam @AndrewCritchCA It’s not so much that people are “scared of guns” as they are scared of how people use them. It’s a critical difference.
@Scobleizer@unity Ok, now I'm trying to imagine how many smart voxels it would take to populate New York City. Thanks, @Scobleizer it's gonna be a long night!
The @Apple AR VR Headset – A Breakthrough for (Gasp!) $3,499. Incredibly innovative features that will be the industry standard in the future, but it's hard to see adoption outside of Silicon Valley and enterprise at that price. https://t.co/ITty6kdTTH via @digitalbodies
@mariekennedy@Scobleizer We’ll be able to hold objects virtually that will feel the same as the physical experience. Right now, #haptics suck, but it will get there.
An amazing first day at #AWE2023, the best place to be for #XR developments. Lots of discussion and debate on the interplay between #AI, #XR, and the #Metaverse - and o/c the ethical issues. https://t.co/rTCmh7k9YM via @digitalbodies
The #MetaQuest3 announced, but no matter what it offers, Mark Zuckerberg can't deflect the interest from what @Apple might do in three days. But I'm enjoying the abundance of news for #MixedReality, #VR, and #XR. https://t.co/UGGOJthSrK via @digitalbodies
Former Google researcher @timnitGebru - who said she was fired after pointing out #biases in #AI – says companies won't 'self-regulate' because of the AI 'gold rush' https://t.co/tOSVcwWJBo via @businessinsider